The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and Ripple have exchanged filings over one of Ripple’s most prominent defenses against accusations it illegally offered unregistered securities in connection with XRP.
A total of 16 companies, made up mostly of 'crypto' interest groups, have filed an amicus curiae in the SEC vs. Ripple saga, about a week after the U.S. state agency won its case against LBRY.
Beleaguered cryptocurrency exchange Binance has lost yet another U.K. mainstream payment on-ramp while Ripple execs seek to force Binance to expose its trading data to U.S. securities regulators.
Based on the legal test for determining whether something is a security or not (Howey), the SEC has a case. However, in filing its defense, Ripple Labs made an excellent point worthy of discussion.
A federal judge in the United States has granted a motion by XRP holders to intervene in a lawsuit against Ripple Labs by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Ripple has filed its response to the SECs complaints regarding the Ripple (XRP) sale being an unregistered securities offering.
The decision follows a filing by the U.S. securities regulator against parent company Ripple Labs Inc. for failing to register with the SEC.
Imgur, the image service website, is incorporating Coil as a micropayment service for its site.
Ripple Labs said it has reached an agreement with R3 consortium to settle “all outstanding litigation,” the terms of which have not been disclosed.
David Schwartz, chief technology officer at Ripple Labs, has published a paper claiming XRP cryptocurrency is actually more decentralized than Ethereum and BTC, in the latest attempt to persuade the skeptics.
A district court in the United States has junked a motion seeking to remand against Ripple Labs and its subsidiary XRP II.
Ripple Labs has been served with yet another lawsuit seeking to have its cryptocurrency, XRP, classified as a security.
